Building resilience and decarbonisation via a circular economy in manufacturing

During this webinar, you will discover how leading manufacturers build resilient value chains and effectively reduce emissions via circular economy business models and actions.

Practical information

: 21 April 2026 | 11:00 - 12:00
: Online
: English
: Free

Circular economy is now at the heart of EU policy via the ESPR and the Circular Economy Act (CEA). For manufacturers, the path to success lies in connecting business value with decarbonization – through circularity. Discover how leaders retain control over materials and reduce scope 3 emissions by deploying customer-focused, circular business models.

We will explore:

How to build resilient value chains and business models using circular economy principles, learning from real-life cases
How upcoming policies shape design and information processes
Evaluating and proving how circular economy actions contribute to your climate targets
Alternative ways to measure circular economy performance to steer your organization

Who is this webinar for?

This sustainability webinar is designed for:

Sustainability managers, working to meet ESG and climate goals
R&D and innovation professionals, working on product and business models design.
Procurement professionals, looking to transform their supply chain.

Speakers

Mathias Fahy - Möbius

Mathias is a Möbius consultant working closely with leading industrial players to translate circular economy principles into practical, value-creating business models. He combines a deep understanding of EU policy with hands-on experience helping organisations redesign products, services and value chains to cut scope 3 emissions and retain control over critical materials.

Tessa Vergeynst - Möbius

Tessa is a sustainability consultant at Möbius, helping organisations transition to low-carbon, circular, and sustainable operations. With over 6 years of hands-on experience at Möbius, she has supported clients in embedding sustainability into their strategy and day-to-day operations. She specialises in climate, including carbon accounting, product carbon footprints, Science-Based Target (SBTi) setting, transition plan development, and supplier engagement.